Julia Zorthian
Staff Reporter
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Yale returns final Machu Picchu artifacts

Earlier today, Yale quietly returned the third and final batch of thousands of Machu Picchu artifacts to Peru, marking an end to the years-long dispute […]

Levin’s life after Yale an open question

For University President Richard Levin, Monday, July 1, 2013, will be unlike any other Monday of the past two decades.

Pres. search ends abruptly

Competing presidential searches may have forced Yale to select its new president sooner than expected.

SALOVEY NAMED NEXT YALE PRESIDENT

Provost Peter Salovey will assume the role of Yale University’s 23rd president on June 30.

Amid presidential search, students apathetic

Dressed in a blue sweater and khaki pants, University President Richard Levin stood at the door of the President’s House at 43 Hillhouse Ave. last […]

Sandy leaves Yale largely unscathed

After Hurricane Sandy ripped through Connecticut — disrupting power, transportation and work across the state — students emerged from curfew at 10 a.m. Tuesday morning […]

University imposes curfew

As rain and winds reaching speeds of almost 90 miles per hour stormed into New Haven Monday night, downing trees and breaking windows, the University […]

UPDATED: Parts of campus may lose power

As wind gusts in Connecticut reach 90 mph this evening, there is a possibility that certain areas of campus will lose power, according to Vice […]

UPDATED: Yale issues 5:30 p.m. curfew

UPDATE 4:56 p.m.: Yale imposed a 5:30 p.m. curfew in an email sent to the Yale community from the emergency alert system. The email asked […]

Weather advisory warns 90 mph winds

New Haven can expect increasing rain and wind gusts up to 90 mph as Hurricane Sandy continues this afternoon, with thunderstorms occurring after midnight tonight, […]

UPDATED: Tuesday classes canceled

UPDATE 2:05 p.m.: Vice President Linda Lorimer announced the cancelation of Tuesday classes and extracurricular activities in an email to the Yale community shortly before […]